Adam, Casey, and John break down the often-overlooked side of indoor air quality—how some IAQ devices can actually create harmful byproducts in your home. They explore the pros and cons of different filtration types, when to use each, and why not all “clean air” products are created equal. If you care about what you’re customers are breathing, this episode will help you make more thoughtful recommendations.

Featuring:

Adam Mufich - National Comfort Institute

Casey Contreras - National Comfort Institute

John Ellis - Dynamic Air Consulting

Adam, Casey, and Mark swap some wild (and a little scary) stories about the surprising places carbon monoxide can show up. They chat about the risks of not testing, what the Wanton Act means for liability, and why ignoring it isn’t worth it. Technician safety should always be a concern, so they share simple, real-world tips on how to start protecting yourself and your customers from this silent danger.

Featuring: Adam Mufich - National Comfort Institute

Casey Contreras - National Comfort Institute

Mark Hunt - National Comfort Institute

Adam and David discuss field conditions and factors that affect comfort and performance. They examine why design doesn’t always equal reality and the risks of ignoring proper sizing and selection. The dangers of oversized equipment and how it affects both the duct system and comfort are also discussed. They share simple tips to estimate field delivered equipment and system capacity to troubleshoot problem jobs and three steps you can use to identify the real source of comfort and performance complaints.

Featuring

Adam Mufich - National Comfort Institute

David Richardson - National Comfort Institute